| | This is probably by far my favorite photo. We saw up to 6 people on one scooter. | |
| | | We weren't sure if the business with the neon sign was really what it claimed... | |
| | | Without a truck, you make every effort to fit as much as possible on your cart. | |
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| | Dinner in Can Tho. Doughnut ate snake. I thought it was a bit "stringy". | |
| | | Silver Uncle Ho by night. | |
| | | Taken after Chad almost got his head lopped off by the guy carrying the panel. | |
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| | Swivel wheels of almost any kind. | |
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| | Many boats I saw had doors like these. | |
| | | Day two, first stop - Cai Rang floating market. | |
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| | The boat motors are very strange... and loud. | |
| | | We took a smaller boat, and then were swarmed by beverage seller boats. | |
| | | It is not uncommon for people around here to never walk on land. | |
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| | Second stop, on way to see rice paper/noodle factory. | |
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| | | Spread out to a round, cooked lightly and then slid off onto... | |
| | | woven trays used for carrying and drying. | |
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| | | 3rd stop, at a rice processing plant. | |
| | | They were so very happy to see us. | |
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| | | Oh boy, an ice cream vendor. Only 4000 Dong! | |
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| | Lunch was at some kind of vacation resort location. | |
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| | | Back on the bus again - to Saigon. | |
| | | I saw two vehicle collisions during our stay. Didn't see police at either scene. | |
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| | When we got back, Chad decided to knock heads with Huyen at Hotel Madame Cuc 127 | |
| | | | Good thing they wore helmets. | |
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